That's a great point you make about the niche market. For serious board gamers, there are already good solutions. But non serious or family / happy hour type bo

That's a great point you make about the niche market. For serious board gamers, there are already good solutions. But non serious or family / happy hour type board gamers, barrier to entry to those platforms is high. There might be a need for those who fall into that bucket. Agree that, if we can use / integrate with existing solutions like tabletop simulator, we could potentially focus on how to make them fun for not-so-serious users. One concern there is about the classic debate - feature vs product. Intuitively it feels like a feature rather than product, but that's where we have to push and figure out.